St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-26
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The Board report adverse to grading anC
bridging said street until the'right of way
has been obtained between Commerce.
street and the St. Paul & Duluth railroad
tracks.
Alderman of the District.
Also,
DAYTON Avenue Sewer
The Board report adverse to the construc-
ton of a sewer on said street, between
Miller and Victoria streets, for the reason
that said sewer would have no outlet.
Accepted
Refunding Orders
The Board recommends that an order be
drawn in favor of W. T. Watkins for SIS. So.
and also in favor of James Dillon for S.. 20.
amounts overpaid on assessments. etc.
Adopted. (See resolutions.)
Also,
Estimates and Claims
The Board transmits. approved bv it. the
following estimates and CLAIMS. to-wit:
G. A. Bubar, Estimate No. and final.
81, 70S.5 so; G. A. Bubar, No. 6 and final,
| S627.50; D. Mullen, Jr., No. 2 and final.
| S169.41; j. W. Doherty, No. +. supple
mentary to No. 3 and final, $50; P. Doh
erty, No. 5. supplementary to No. , and
final, S25; W. FoTestal, No. 4, supple
mentary to No. and final, $500; j. W.
Doherty. No. 4. supplementary to No. 8
and final, S207.S0; Quinby & Abbott. S17O:
G. w. Merrill. IS; Mathew Craig, S.;
| Prendergast Bros, 50; Mrs McDonoueh,
IS; NicOls & Dean, Sligo; George Mitsch.
$3.50; Brown, Treacy & Co., S1S. 80; r.
c. Munger, 800; T. G. Draper & Co..
$3.50: st. Paul Furniture company, $3.50;
Pioneer Press company, $3.50; p. II.
! orr mi GO
Knauft, S10.64: Ryan Drug company.
$4.65; Minneapolis & st. Louis railway,
$2.17; A. Jobst. 7.4O; j. H. Schur.neier,
S1.50; John Foos. SILL Boeringer & Sons.
$500; Engel-Dreis company, S2T; j.
Steinkamp, 500; Mark Costello SIS 40; St.
Paul Stamp Works, $3.50; T. Brennan,
$202.27
Committee on Claims
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
| Of Committee OH Claims-John E.
| O'Brien'S Claim
| Committee to whom said claim was re-
| ferred report that they referred the same to
the Board Of Fire Commissioners who re-
| ported that they had fully investigated the
matter and found the building damaged as
set forth in said petition. Committee are
OF the opinion that the claim should be
paid and recommend that an order be drawn
i'll favor of John Z. O'Bren for the sum of
S419.45 in full satisfaction and payment of
| the claim.
Adopted. (See Ordinance No. 1907
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Mary A. Harris Petition
Committee recommend that said petition
be referred to the Corporation Attorney
Adopted.
Also.
| A ndreU ndnrSon'S Pet;tion-
Committee recommend that said petition
be referred to the Corporation Attorney
JOHN DoWLAN, Chairman.
Adopted.
! Of Committee on Streets, Sewers and
| Bridges-George l., Becker and Others
Petitions
To the Honorable. the President and Mem
bers of the Common Council:
GENTLEMEN: The Committee on Streets
to whom was referred the two petitions
and plats asking for the vacation of part
of what is known as old Lafayette avenue
and Arkwright street, respectfully report
and recommend:
That all that part of Lafayette avenue
| formerly Herkemer street,, lying north
westerly Of the northerly line of La
fayette avenue, as opened by the Board Of
Public Works unGer an order of the Com
| HUI NOuICll, dpplONGu NOV. ~, 1901,
and as described in the attached petition,
! be vacated, provided, that final
action not be taken by the
Common Council necessary for said
vacations until such time as a contract may
be drawn by the Corporation Attorney and
properly executed by the petitioners for the
fulfillment Of the terms as SET forth in their
petitions, the principal part of which is,
| they agree to see that the proposed change
of grade on Lafayette avenue is perfected
without cost to the property owners on said
| avenue or to the city.
Also the matter of vacating part of
Arkwright street, being all that part of
Arkwright street lying between Lafayette
avenue and diagonal line drawn .acloss
| said Arkwright street from the northeast
corner Of lot 9, block 4, Warren & Win
| slows addition, to the center of the west
side of lot 6, block {. Warren & Winslow's
addition.
For this the petitioners agree to dedicate,
open and grade a street same width
as the said Arkwright street. from alley in
| block 5. across block of Warren & Wins
lows Addition to Lafayette avenue without
cost to the property owners or to the city,
with grade of only three feet to the hun
dred feet.
| The committee are of the opinion that
there should be but one contract drawn as
recommended in this report, and that to
embrace the two vacations as asked for by
the petitioners. Respectfully,
E. c. STARKEY,
Chairman Committee on Streets, Sewers
and Bridges.
Adopted and report recommitted ana
said petition ordered filed of record with
the City Clerk, and said Clerk instructed to
give the notice required.
Also,
Sewer on Laurel Avenue
Committee to whom was referred the re-
port of the Board of Public Works relative
to the construction of a sewer on said
street, between Virginia and Western ave-
nues. report adverse thereto and recon-
mend that all proceedings be annulled i'll
! the matter.
Adopted.
Also,
Robert Street Change OF Grade
Committee to whom was referred the re-
port of the Board of Public Works relative
to change of grade on Robert street. be-
| tween Seventh street and University ave
nue.. recommend that said report be adopted.
and that the City Clerk be instructed to
give the notice required.
Adopted.
Also,
City Engineers Report for December,
1856
Committee recommend that said report
be accepted and placed on file.
! Adopted.
Also.
Henry Ritzman's Petition
Committee report adverse thereto.
Adopted.
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| Ordinance
Committee to whom was referred draft